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Step
one ..... Determine if we can really help. Naturally you have questions
for us to see if we can solve your problems and if your budget fits our solution, and if you think we are trustworthy of your
business. Obviously we will need to ask you questions
to find out information to see if we can solve your problems and whether it is a project that we would like to do. Typically at this point a decision is made whether to stop
the process or continue. Many times this can be done on the first phone call. If the process is to stop. Either it is over or a future contact
may be made when the timing or finances are better suited to moving forward. i.e.
It makes no sense to visit your property if you're not building for 3 years or to come to your home if your budget is less
than our solution. We do offer consulting services, but we do charge for those since we have families to feed. Please do not
ask us to come out just to get free consulting. Step two......If
the process is to go to the next step it could be a deposit and scheduling of install or a more defined step meeting the need or desire of one side or the other which we mutually agree upon. With existing houses, visiting the home is not necessary
to decide whether a system will solve the problem. In new construction, since a floor plan can only show
so much, actual duct routing is best determined at the time of installation. In most cases, a site visit is not necessary for us to determine how to run the system. We have installed
systems in many different houses and will always present possible solutions and allow the customer to choose which is best
for them. Many of these decisions can only be made after actual installation begins and areas are cut into to see what is
there. Payments are typically as follows: 1/3
to schedule, order equipment and begin installation, 2/3 on unit install and system running. In some cases, the system cannot
be completed at this step and a hold back allowance may be reasonable. Step three...... Begin installation of system. Customers are greatly encouraged to be involved at this stage especially if it is an existing house. Many times our
customers aid assistance not only in decision making but also helping as the install moves along. It is your home. We want
you to be a satisfied customer and find that this is most likely accomplished if we are both involved in the process to some
degree. This does not mean you have to install ductwork, but we will ask for guidance and if each step is acceptable. Step Four ..... We we always consider changes as we go, but a change order and price will need to be agreed upon
and paid up front for any additional work. Any changes that occur will usually affect the price and added materials and labor
will be added to the job. At every step, it is important that we are in agreement and not confused on how this will impact
the cost of the project. If you ask for more, generally it will cost more. Step Five ..... At the end of the work, payment is expected. We are also very interested
in your feed back as to the work performed and the results of the air quality. We would encourage your written comments so
that we can post them on our website. We would also like to have you consider whether there are any other people that you
know who would benefit from one of our systems.
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Fresh Air Ventilation Systems, LLC * 155 Spring St. Lewiston, ME 04240 * USA * Phone: (207) 786-9400 Venmar, venmar ventilation, venmar hrv, erv air exchange systems air exchangers. Residential ventilation. heat recovery
ventilators, energy recovery ventilators, air to air heat exchangers, air purifiers, air cleaners, indoor air ventilation,
air exchanger hrv and erv wet windows moisture on windows mold humidityThe information below is so that this page can easily
be found by Google. Venmar's corporate site. Venmar Constructo 2.0 specification sheet. VENMAR
AVS ERV CONSTRUCTO 2.0 QUATTRO Part #45115 REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE Venmar AVS ERV Constructo Quattro modular design makes it possible to remove all mechanical parts in less than 5
minutes. (to help the service companies quickly remove the guts and sell you and entire fan assembly rather than enable them
to fix the motor. The motor is not easily removable from the fan assembly.) The low power consumption PSC motor is permanently
lubricated (when the lubricant fails, it simply seizes up. Low power in this context just means small, not efficient - PCS
motors are wasteful). Even better, the entire motor sub-assembly can be removed in less than a minute for easier maintenance.
(this is true). WARRANTY The Venmar AVS ERV Constructo Quattro is protected by a 2-year warranty on parts only. (fans only
last two years which is why we only give two years). The energy recovery core is covered by a 5-year warranty. Venmar Ventilation Inc. Recalls Heat Recovery Ventilators Due to Fire
Hazard WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product
Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer
product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or
attempt to resell a recalled consumer product. Name
of product: Heat Recovery Ventilators Units: About 75,000 Manufacturer: Venmar Ventilation Inc., of Quebec, Canada Hazard: The motors in these units can overheat, posing a fire hazard. Incidents/Injuries: Venmar Ventilation has received four reports of ventilator
motors overheating resulting in fires causing extensive property damage. One incident in Michigan reportedly resulted in about
$1 million in damages. Description: Heat Recovery Ventilators
are designed to exchange air between the inside and outside of a home in order to provide fresh air. The recall covers units
made from 1991 through 2001, and have the following brand names and model numbers: Brand Models Venmar AEXX,
EARC, 1XX, 30X, 40X, 40XXX Venmar AVS 1.X, 2.X, 30XX,
55XX Flair 30, 30XX, 55, 55XX, 85115 v�nEE 10, 1XX, 100X, 20, 20XX, 30XX, 90 Conformax 300, 350, 400 NuTone NUTR130 Carrier Bryant VXXXXXXXXX,
ERVXXXXXXX or HRVXXXXXXX Payne Day & Night VXXXXXXXXX Heil HEILXXXXX York 5263554XXXX Sears Brand OPTIMUM Guardian by Broan 100X, 200X Rheem Ruud Protech Weatherking � 84-ERV100, 84-ERV200, 84-HRV100, 84-HRV200 The model numbers are
written on a silver or black label on the outside of panel. The "X" digit used in the model numbers can be either
a letter or a number. Sold by: Heating, plumbing and
building supply distributors nationwide from January 1991 through December 2001 for between $700 and $2,500. Manufactured in: Canada Remedy: Consumers should immediately turn off and unplug their ventilators, and contact Venmar to receive instructions
on how to participate in the recall. Venmar will provide a free safety device that will shut off the ventilator if the motor
overheats. Consumer Contact: For more information, contact
Venmar Ventilation toll-free at (866) 441-4645 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. CT Monday through Friday, or visit the firm's Web
site at www.venmar.ca
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